Iacaway (fhe Loud Speaker), <strong>Paul</strong> Kane sketch <strong>of</strong> (June 4, <strong>1846</strong>), 23 Indian depictions by <strong>Paul</strong> Kane -Assiniboine: b<strong>and</strong> <strong>of</strong>, sketch <strong>of</strong>, 30; man, portrait study <strong>of</strong>, 68, 28 -Blackfoot: medicine pipe-stem dance, painting <strong>of</strong>, 59. front cover -Cascade: Tom-a~uin [T~ma~uin], 39, 85- 86; portrait <strong>of</strong>, 86,34 -Chipewyan: person, 67; sketch <strong>of</strong>, 32 -Chualpays: female dancers, painting <strong>of</strong>faces <strong>of</strong>, 49; Seepays (Chief <strong>of</strong> the Waters), portrait <strong>of</strong>, 49 -Clackama: group, painting <strong>of</strong>, 6 -Cowichan: Saw-se-a, portrait <strong>of</strong>, 4() -Cree: Kee-a-kee-ka-sa-c~way [Caw-ke-kis suw-k-way] (Man Who Gives the War Whoop), 67, 79; portrait <strong>of</strong>, 30, 3/; man (that shot the wolf with an arrow), portrait <strong>of</strong>, 30, 69; Muck-e-too (pouder; The Powder), 79; portrait <strong>of</strong>, 30; two men (at Fort Carlton), sketch <strong>of</strong>, 30 -Half-breed. See Metis -Kootenai: Ask-a-weelish (Chief <strong>of</strong> the Lakes), 44, 67; portrait <strong>of</strong>, 49 -Mas-ka-gan [Musk-e-gaw]: persons, sketch <strong>of</strong>,29 -Metis: Cun-ne-wa-bum (One that Looks at the Stars) (part Cree), portrait <strong>of</strong>, 54; hunters at camp, painting <strong>of</strong>, 26; hunters chasing bison herd, painting <strong>of</strong>, 26; Lucie, Fran~ois [Fransway] [Fransis Loucie] (part Cree), 20,57-58,60, 76, 78; portrait <strong>of</strong>, 23 -Mississauga Ojibwa: Jacobs, Peter (Pahtahsega [Pautaussigae]) [Mr. Jacubes], 24, 62, 75; portrait <strong>of</strong>, 62 -Nisqually: Lach-o-Iet (Lach-oh-Iett), sketch <strong>of</strong>, 38, 80 -Saulteaux: [Soto] Cash-a-cabut [Cashe Cubit), 61, 67; sketch <strong>of</strong>, 67; Caw-kee-kakeesh-e-ko [Caw-ce-ca.ce che-cock; The Constant Sky], portrait <strong>of</strong>, 15, 2In .• 29, 68, 29; Iacaway (fhe Loud Speaker), sketch <strong>of</strong>, 23 Ctwo chiefs"); person(s) fishing, sketch <strong>of</strong>, 23; Rat Portage, Chief <strong>of</strong>, 61, 67; sketch <strong>of</strong>, 67; son <strong>of</strong>, 61, 67; Waw-gas-kontz (the Little Rat), sketch <strong>of</strong>, 23 ("two chiefs"); w~ man, portrait study <strong>of</strong>, 28 -tribe unidentified: ceremonial lodge interior (Columbia River), painting <strong>of</strong>, 35; medicine man with mask (Strait <strong>of</strong> Juan de Fuca), painting <strong>of</strong>, 43; war party, 42 - waUa waUa: Peo-pe
Mayer, Frank BlackweD, 14,21n. Meares, John, 85 Meayet. See Miette Medicine Man with Mask from Strait <strong>of</strong> Juan de Fuca (Kane), 43 Medicine Pipe-stem Dance (Black/oot) (Kane), 59. front cover Meskepatoon [The Broken Ann; Crooked Arm], 58, 67; George Catlin portrait <strong>of</strong>, 67; son-in-law <strong>of</strong>, 58 Metis Camp <strong>and</strong> Hunters (Kane), 26 Metis Chasing a Buffalo Herd (Kane), 26 Miette [Meayet], 34, 79 Mission Station <strong>of</strong> Walker <strong>and</strong> Eells. Spokmae River (Kane), 48 Montraus. See Montrose Montrose (Montraus; Montrous), 33,34,35, 76, 79 Montrous. See Montrose Moodey,
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Paul Kane. CLACKAMAINDIANS, WILl.AM
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Paul Kane. FALLS ON THE UPPER PELOU
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Paul Kane. ENCAMPMENT, WINNIPEG RIV
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Paul Kane. PIN PORTAGE. May, 1846.
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miskitas and black flies verrey bad
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Paul Kane. METIS CAMP AND HUNTERS.
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